Intersectionalists Eat Their Own in SF's Mission District

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Intersectionalists Eat Their Own in SF's Mission District

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2018 Dec 28, 2:05pm 1,425 views 5 comments

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https://www.dailywire.com/news/39751/leftists-target-their-own-leftist-jewish-cafe-hank-berrien

You can be gay, intern in the Obama White House, work on Barack Obama’s reelection campaign, and serve as the Silicon Valley fundraising director for the Clinton presidential campaign in 2016, but if you also happen to be Jewish and support the existence of Israel, hard leftists want you gone, as 29-year-old Manny Yekutiel found out the hard way when he opened a café/bookstore in San Francisco’s Mission District.

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Patrick 2018 Dec 28, 2:46pm

My great hope for freedom from leftist bigotry and intolerance is that the left will implode when they have accused and alienated so many of their own that they fragment into a thousand tiny warring factions. This is a good example of the process, and it's good news for the rest of us.

The leftists have been going after many completely innocent people, like James Damore and Lawrence Summers, but those were white men, the object of the fiercest racism and sexism by the left. Now that the left is going after gays (this guy, and Peter Thiel), and women (black women accusing white women), and wrong-thinking blacks (who have the gall to point out that Trump's crackdown on illegals mean higher wages for poor black citizens), you know their end is near.

One reason for the end of the reign of terror in France was the execution of Carmelite nuns who clung to their religion in peace and preferred execution to official atheism.

The Reign of Terror began on September 5, 1793 and ended on July 28, 1794, lasting around 10 months. Its aim was to purge those who posed a threat to France; especially those who were suspected of being against the French Revolution. During this time, 16,000 people were guillotined, including Marie Antoinette. ...

During this period, committees sentenced thousands of people to death by the guillotine, while others were beaten to death by angry mobs. On July 17, one of the last groups to be executed was the Carmelite Nuns of Compiègne. They approached the guillotine freely and their actions turned Parisians against the movement. At the same time, power struggles between committee leaders and Robespierre led to Robespierre's execution and an end to the Reign of Terror.

https://www.reference.com/history/did-reign-terror-come-end-61e2be288cc092c3